Vadym Graifer – Nasdaq Scalper Complete Video Course (4 CD)

Vadym Graifer – Nasdaq Scalper Complete Video Course (4 CD)

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*** NO EDITS, RAW FOOTAGE, WYSIWYG! ***

“Vad Demonstrates his Arsenal of Very Short Term Trading (Scalping) Techniques under Live Market Conditions!

*** PREVIEW SAMPLES AVAILABLE ***

Fasten your seat belt and take the co-pilot seat next to Vad! Watch this seasoned pro navigate the market. Listen and play along as each trade unfolds – Right on your screen live!

*** AN INCREDIBLE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE ***

– No hindsight commentaries.

– No “you should do this, you shouldn’t do that”.

– See ACTUAL plays with running REAL TIME commentary.

*** IT DOES NOT GET MORE REAL THAN THIS ***

As each trade develops, Vad lets you in on his thinking process; how his plans change dynamically. You will see why he took the trade, how stops were placed/ trailed, where and why the profits/losses were taken.

If Vad made a mistake – you will see it.

If Vad hesitated – you will hear it.

Vad takes you from the beginning…. starting with his multi-monitor layout to trading tools; to software configuration; to actual setups that are used for dozens of actual trades. All with little editing – 100% rawand 100% real!

MYTHS ABOUT SCALPING

Before further discussion on “scalping”, I want to dispell the widely believed misconceptions about this scalping. Let me set the record straight. Scalping is NOT about playing the spread, or trading for rebate. This is not what I do and it’s not something I teach. If this is what you are looking for, you are in the wrong place. Scalping to me is about taking small profits and winning more consistently and frequently.

Scalping allows you to decrease your exposure to the market. Swing traders face the perils of overnight gaps.

Scalpers, on the other hand, engage in a trade for very brief period of time and controls their risk so tightly that probability of being hit hard is extremely low.

“A Must-Have Resource for Anyone Seeking to Earn a Steady Income by Trading the Market”